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Hemnet MCP
An MCP server for hemnet.se, Sweden's largest real-estate portal. Search for-sale listings, look up sold prices (slutpriser), pull full listing detail and photos, compute market statistics, resolve addresses, and run a Swedish mortgage calculation — all from Claude.
⚠️ This project is built and maintained by AI (Claude). It reads hemnet.se through its public GraphQL API. Use at your own discretion and within hemnet.se's terms of service.
Highlights
- No configuration. Hemnet serves its read queries anonymously — no
login, no API key, no browser extension.
npx hemnet-mcpjust works. - Sold prices (slutpriser). Hemnet's signature dataset: achieved final price, asking price, and over/under-asking percentage — the comps an agent needs to value a home.
- Swedish-native. Money in SEK, areas in m², rooms,
bostadsrättfees (avgift), energy class, and a mortgage model that follows Swedish rules (amorteringskrav, ränteavdrag). - Embeddable. Ships as a standalone MCP server and as a library so it can be composed into a larger multi-portal server.
Install
Claude Code / Claude Desktop (npx)
{
"mcpServers": {
"hemnet": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "hemnet-mcp"]
}
}
}
From source
git clone https://github.com/chrischall/hemnet-mcp
cd hemnet-mcp
npm install
npm run build
node dist/index.js
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
hemnet_autocomplete_location |
Resolve a place name ("Vasastan") to Hemnet location ids — the starting point for search. |
hemnet_search_listings |
Search active for-sale listings by location + filters (price SEK, rooms, m², property type, keywords). |
hemnet_get_listing |
Full detail for one listing (price, fee, running costs, m², rooms, tenure, energy class, broker, description, photos). |
hemnet_get_listing_photos |
Just the gallery photo URLs. |
hemnet_search_sold |
Search sold listings with final price, asking price, and over/under-asking %. |
hemnet_get_sold_listing |
Full detail for one sold listing. |
hemnet_get_market_stats |
Median/average final price and price-per-m² for a location. |
hemnet_compare_listings |
Fetch several listings at once for side-by-side comparison. |
hemnet_get_by_address |
Resolve a free-text street address to a live listing. |
hemnet_calculate_mortgage |
Local Swedish monthly-cost calculator (interest + amortisation + fee, gross & after-tax). No network. |
hemnet_healthcheck |
Verify the Hemnet GraphQL endpoint is reachable. |
Example flow
1. hemnet_autocomplete_location { query: "Vasastan" }
→ location_id 925970
2. hemnet_search_listings { location_ids: ["925970"], rooms_min: 2, price_max: 6000000 }
→ listing summaries
3. hemnet_get_market_stats { location_ids: ["925970"], housing_form_groups: ["APARTMENTS"] }
→ median final price, price-per-m²
4. hemnet_calculate_mortgage { price: 4695000, interest_rate: 3.9, monthly_fee: 2800 }
→ monthly cost, gross and after-tax
Or pass a free-text location to any search tool and it resolves the top
hit for you.
Money & units
All output records use numbers: price / final_price /
fee_monthly in SEK, living_area_sqm / land_area_sqm in m², rooms
as a number. A derived price_per_sqm is always included when price and
living area allow it (even when Hemnet omits it, common on houses). The
original Hemnet-formatted strings are kept alongside as *_formatted.
Library use
hemnet-mcp is also importable, so it can serve as a Hemnet portal source inside a larger project (e.g. a cross-portal realty orchestrator):
import { createHemnetClient, computeMarketStats } from 'hemnet-mcp';
const hemnet = createHemnetClient();
const { cards } = await hemnet.searchSales({ locationIds: ['925970'] }, { limit: 50 });
const stats = computeMarketStats(cards.map(formatSaleCard));
The library entry (import … from 'hemnet-mcp') re-exports the client,
the normalised record types, the pure derivations
(computeMarketStats, calculateSwedishMortgage, money/url helpers),
and every tool registrar (registerHemnetTools(server, client) to graft
the tools onto your own MCP server).
Development
npm test # vitest (mocked transport, no network)
npm run test:coverage # 100% coverage enforced on src/**
npm run typecheck
npm run build
Tests drive every tool and the client through an in-memory fake
transport — no live hemnet.se calls. See CLAUDE.md for architecture,
the GraphQL quirks, and contribution conventions.
License
MIT
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